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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-03
LOCAL BnEvIrIEs.
Matter. of Minor Moment In and About

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
tho City. .,
TIE Riverside nail factory shut down
ye%sterday morning OIL account oil there be-
Ing no steel on hand. It will remain
closed for several days.
Miss adobe SHERMAN, the evangelist,
Miss Jennie Smiths co.laborer, Is now
holding q series Of very interesting meet.
inSs In Connellsville, Pa.
AT tho Upper Riverside mill, twenty !
more pudding furnaces were put on this
week and all but four Of tho entire number
are now on and working full turns.
TuK nallers ut tho Mingo factory are
again working ct night for the resson that
during the day the supply Of natural gas
Is 10 light that It Is imposaible TO keep
going.
GlLrErnER & ScoTT's Dramatic Conf
pany open m engagement at tho Grand
this evening In "A Messenger from Jarvis
Section" They will play tho balance Of
the week.
Tug Belmont mill will probably post.
pone starting up until the Wheeling steel
plant again has everything in working
order, and there will DO no difficulty ex.
%perienced in getting steel.
THERE was only one case 10 Police Court
yesterday morning. The unfortunate was
John Blum, o plain drunk, run in by
Grublcr, fined 81 and costs, and In default
sent to the bill for ten days.
The steubenville Council has estab.
lished q stone.yard for tramps; &c soon rs
the word has been passed around Steu.
benville will not have so many sneaking
wage" within her confines, provided tho
police do the proper thing In tho way OF
arrests.
TIE river was still falling at this point
last evening, the depth In the channel as
indicated by the levoe marks being Is feet
0 inches. The reports from above were
all to the effect that the rivers were falling,
hut II Wac also raining at nearly all points,
Thia being the caBe q rise should follow in
a day or two.
TIE active members OF the Arion So.
ciety arc busy preparing for their grand
annual masquerade carnival to DO held q,
the club house on tho evening Of the 18th
inst. Those who deairo extra fine cos.
tunes for this occasion will do well ia
lthNo thciA hnuISo hitl Ihi. IJHuluIlu
Booking before Saturday.
RECORDER HOOK yesterday appointed
G. o. Smith administrator Of the estate Of
r. D. Carter, deceased; a bond Of soc
was required which was given with Mr.,
7. J. Hugus 40 surety. The RECORDER also
appointed Elizabeth Bierie administrative
OF the estate Of John Bierie; in this case
bond OF 5000 was required; S. Keim
went on the bond as nurety.
TIE Board OF County Commissioner
was in session yesterday as q committee
Of tho whole for the purpose Of sudit.
ing the monthly bills. Outside OF the
regular business q variety Of topics were
discussed in an informal manner, among
them the feasibility OF transferring the
Subscription OF $4,000 made by the
county to the Mt. Vernon, Coahocton &
Wheeling road, to be paid when the road
is completed into this city, over to the
Syndicate or company engaged ia tryine
to arrange for the building over the Ohio
Of a new railroad bridge at tho upper enc
Of the city.
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BOARD OF TRADE MEN SUSPENDED
Tho Institution VIII Not IInvo Amy "Puts"
D uCnllsn luslnesh.

H..-N r hnu 'ChIls' hublnebts NJ
CHICAGO, Feb. Elm a seven hours SEES:
sion this afternoon and night, the Board
OF Trade Directors heard the evidence
against eight members who we're charged
in trading in "puts" and ''calls" contrary
to the edict issued by tho Board last No.
vember. Seven OF tho eight accused were
found guilty and suspended Tor periods
ranging from twenty to ninety days. M.
B. Craits, one OF B. P. Hutchinson's brok.
ers on the regular Board, and President OF
the open Board Of Trade. was suspended
for ninety days, and S. W. and L. j. Lam
son, OF Lsmson Bros, received a like sen.
tence. s. J. Crafts, o. King and J.. B. and
A. W. s. Adams were the others suspend.
ed. L. E. Hall was the only ono accused
who was e%xonerated. ;
The suspensions arc tho result Of a re.
Gently inaugurated crusade against the
practice OF prominent members OF the re.
gular Board, who are also members Of the
open Board, snd deny hat the larger or.
ganizatlon has had Jurisdiction over any
form Of trading in another institution.
The crusade was brought about by the
fact that the put" and "call" operations
had reached such magnitude as to conHne
fluctuations in price on the regular Board
70 worry narrow limits, producing q dull
and liieless market.
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w1ScuER.p1eELow.
A Pleasant Wedding ut tho baptist Church
Inst Night. II

r. r Last NlEnts ~ tM. No.
The First Baptist Church, corner Of
Byron and Twelfth streets, was filed at
halt.past O last evening with friends Of
two we'll known young people who were
united in marriage a. that time and place.
The groom was Mr.. Charles II. Wincher, d
prominent young business man Of Wichita,
Kansas, who formerly lived here. Tho
happy bride was Miss Annie D. Bigelow,
Of this city. For q tull half hour previous
10 the ceremony, the ushsrs, Mr.. G. Ed.
Wincher and Mr.. Daniel L. Prayer, were
kept busy seating the large number oil
friends who graCed tho occasion with their
presence. The words that united the two
were spoken by the pastor Of the church,
Rev. A. L. Jordan.
The wedding was followed by a recep.
ton at the residence OF Mr.. A.G. Wincher,
No. $50 Market street, where there was
also served a very nice supper. Those
who were at tho house were profuse with
their congratulations. Tho bride was
married In a very becoming blue travelling
costume. At 8:40 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs,
WinGher left via the 3. & o. for Chicago,
where they will remain a few days previ.
GUS to going to Wichita, where they will
reside In the future.
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Confirming tho Police,

Chief Of Police Smith has submitted to
the Board Of Police and Fire Commission.
ers q list Of his present force, excepting
Duffy, resigned, for approval, as tho force
for his coming term. 1t is doubtful il all
the names on the list will be approved by
the Board and sent to Council for conirma.
ton, and it is pretty certain that IL all
should meet the Boards sanction, there
will be a big kick in Council over the
confirmation Of three or four who have
been guilty Of the grossess kind Of "per.
nicious activity" They hesitated at moth.
ing on election day to make sure OF the
election Of their official head. There will
probably be some fun over the matter.
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TIE NORWAY TACK COMPANY
keorgnuizrd nsd Granted u Now Charter
icstordny.

E~eorgnuized AT Granted u New Charter
icsterdny.
Tho Norway Tack Company, of this
city, will in the future be controlled and
operated by g new corporation. "A certiG.
cate was issued 10 the new concern yester.
day by Secretary OF State Walker. Mr.. r,
W. Phinney, who has been connected
with the works for a number OF ycsrs. re.
tires from the new organization. Mr..
George G. Hannah and Mr.. Jones. OF
Massachusetts, will remain, it is UNDER
stood, rs they have in the past, the lead
ing stockholders. 1t hes not yet been
given oat hera who the other membors OF
the corporation will be. MIR. Jones has
been here for several days past assisting
in the taking Of o!ock and preparing for
the new deal.
1t will be remembered that this paper
Dix or eeven montha since, when reporting
in full the dissolution Of tho great tocs
syndicate, and again later, reported that
it was hinted that the Norway company
would coon ~reorganize. The works here
arc quite advantageously located, and it is
not at all unlikely but that the new com.
pany will branch out in some now lines.
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ut Is the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi.iuid envelope surrounding the delicate lis
sues OF the air and food passages, that Catarrb
makes It's stronghold. Once established, It cats
Into the very vitals, and renders life but n long.
drawn breath Of misery and disease, dullinr III
sense Of hearing, t%rammclling the power Of speech,
SSe css,p t l,ee,, faculty o. smell, taintua The
!nsidiously, BY creeping on from q simple cold in
the mead, 4 assaults the membranous lining and
envelops the bones, eating through the dciIcate
coats and causing Inflammation, sloughipr and
death. Nothing short OF total eradication Viii 70.
cure health TO the patient. and all alternatives are
simply procrastinaied sufierinSs, leading 10 a fatal
termination. saniord's Radical Cure, BY Inha,nifon
mud By, Internal administration, has never isiIeJ
even when tho disease has made itjghtiul intoods
on delicate constitutions, hearing, smell ano taste
driven out" 1l No 80, N''uusuiy
sanford's Radical Cure consists OF one bottle n,
INC Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent, and
one Improved. Inhaler, neatly wrapped in ono
package with full directions; price, ii %. S
PorrER DRUG mi CHEMICAL Co.. Boston
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BenWOou PencilipCs.

Mrs. Sykes, Of Wheeling, is visiting hor
daughter, Mrs. Serig.
MIR. John Hendrix, whose leg was
broken, is much improved.
The new tube works when it ia in oper.
alton will employ about 800 mon.
The ground WAS broken yesterday for
the Benwood Tube works, to be operated
by the Riverside Company.
The following persons are still on the
sick list: Mrs. Sprouts, Mrs. Caasiua
Bowers and Mrs. johnson.
An employe at tho Banwood blast fur.
mace, while engaged in.his work Tuesday
had tho misfortune to step on an unsafe
trap door and was precipitated a distance
OF twenty feet, breaking three ribs and was
other wise Injured,
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An East Wheeling Man Hurt.

John McNabb, a molder at the Bellaire
foundry, who lives in Esst Wheeling,
while on his way to this city Tuesday
night was struck as he was walking on the
B. & O. track in the lower part OF the city,
by the Cumberland accommodation and
thrown quite q distance. The train was
stopped aud McNabb picked up and placed
In a col and brought to the depot aud at.
terwara removed to his home, where a
physician attended him. He received O
number OF very severe injuries.
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Three Men Killed on the Hnll.

HYDE PARK. MASS Feb. "a horrible
accident occurred hero this morning, by
which three men were killed outright.
They were walking on tho Boston &
Providence railroad track and wero struck
by the steamboat train. AS far as can be
learned there were two trains coming in
opposite directions, and the men stepped
from one track to avoid the local train and
we're run down by tho other. The men
have been identified as Peter Mack, Hugh
Trainer and James Smith, ir.
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Tho Baker IIub.ns Corpus Case.

Yesterday Judge Boyd decided the
habeas corpus case brought before him
Tuesday in connection with the bastasdy
case OF Margaret Smith against Fred
Baker. 1t was shown that Baker had no
money with which to support the child;
that when he could get work he was able
10 earn only 81 so per dsy; that he had
already served FIVE months in jail, and
that to again incarcerate him because OF
his inability to pay the amount awarded
by the court for the maintenance Of the
child, and which is due, would result in
no benefit to anyone and be IN expense
TO the county. The Judge, after consider.
all these matters, ordered the man re-
eased.
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A Musical Family.

The entertainment to be given at the
Opera House Saturday afternoon and
evening by the Noes Family, consisting o.
the father and six children, will DO quite
a novel musical affair. They have within
themselves a brass band, an orchestra, and
a vocal chorus. Their instrumental per.
formances arc very fine, indeed remark.
ably 80 when the youthfulness Of the per.
formers is considered, The exchanges
in reporting the concerts tho Family
have given elsewhere, have all spoken OF
1t in tho wErmest manner.
Seats car now be secured at Banners
for both entertainments,
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STRUCK ON THE TRACK,

Tuesday evening another bad accident
occurred on the B. & O. tracks north o.
the Riverside steel plant near here. a
man named Spiedel, Of tho Eighth ward,
Wheeling, has been employed at the boil.
ing furnaces. He came down rs usual to
his work, but was in such q state of inc.
briation al to render him unfit for duty.
He was promptly advised to go home,
and while returning on the railroad track
he was struck by one Of the north bound
freights and bsdly injured. He was alone
and his body was not found for some time
after the accident. 1t is thought that he
cannot recover,
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Tho Collapsed Buildings.

scaffolding has been erected for the pur.
pose Of razing to the ground the remain.
ing walls Of the Zaue block on Main street
which was SO nearly entirely ruined by
the collapse Of the partition wall between
Nos. 100 and I'LL Sunday evening. Tho
walls left standing are in q bad condition
and no time should DO lost in tearing them
down. It has been found that the south
wall Of No. l107, occupied by O'kane &
Divine was Sc injured rs to make it advis.
able for that firm to vncate; that building
will probably have to be largely rebuilt.
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Tho Grand Again Open.

The Grand will be opened tonight 70,
tho balance Of the week by Giliother 4
SCOTS Dramatic company, which will
present "a Messenger from Jarvis Sec.
ton, in which Uncle DanI, a vol known
character, assisted by clever and versatile
musical and sketch people furnish fun
and point a moral. The drama is Barney
McAuloy's famous one and it is said 10 be
put on by this company in good form.
Soats can be had at Sheib's.
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1HO 1T

a Worn out with pain, but still compelled
NIX ~ stern necessity TO stand up 10 he wort
III before US and bear the pain. Relief in
minute IN q Cuticura Anti.Pain Plas.
~ Ter lor the achigg sides and back, The
"a ~ H., WEAK and painful muscles, the sore chest
daiiy toll. Elegant new, original, speedy and ia.
iailiole. A. druggists, 2lc; I've for ST co: or. most.
ass itse, o. Potter Drug and Chemical Co, Ioston.
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Indians Starving.

OTTAWA, OST., Feb. 2.-Government
officials here when they learned of the
destitute condition Of the Cree Indians,
who are starving to death in the noun
tains near Sun River, Montana, declared
that the unfortunate savages would be
treated as British subjects if they re-
turned to Canada, despite the part they
took in the Northwest rebellion.
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Not for tho ltiyersido.

Mr.. Frank j. Hearne, VI the Riverside.
says his company has not asked for legis.
ton to permit 1t to increase It's capital'to
IS, 900, 1000, and II a general measure Of
that kind has been proposed the River.
side would not be in favor Of it. Mr.,
Hearnc cannot understand how his CON.
pany's name came 10 be connected with
tho bill spoken Of in the Charleston dis.
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In going to New York, to stay a day, a
week or month, you want moderate prices
and central location. The S~turtevant
House, Broadway, corner rwenty-ninth,
is near all places OF amusement and nearly
1000 cars pass its doors daily. 1t has
been entirely rcdtted and is under new
management. Truas
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to tho South.
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points in the South are now on sale by
the Par Handle route. For tickets and
particulars call on or address ]. G.
passenger agent, Panhandle
Wheeling, W. Va.
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Ackers

Blood Elixir is the only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. It ia q positive cure for vi.
GERS, EruptionB or Syphilitic Poisoning.
1t purilies the whole system, and ban,
ishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia pains.
we guarantee it. Logan & Co. and @.
MenEemeller. 2
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Chicago limited, 9:4O p. NJ, daily.
st. Clairsville accommodation, S:35 A,
NJ, l:5O and 500 P. NJ, except Sunday.
WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
", daily.
NJ, except Sunday.
For Washington, Pa, 4:55 P. NJ, except
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TO ADVERTISERS,

For O cheek Tor so we will mint , -, ,I.,
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iean NeWsparcB. This Is at the ratc oi n mS Mmef.
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ss 'semeSnsh ssd T cSsst, a Ad asIs j Ti!h COPY 9! a aSSa.
Street, New York. = :. ~ spruce
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"BE swift to hearl" Thone sore nflic.
tons: Eczema (salt-Rheum), Erysipelas
and Skin Complaints Of erery name and de.
gree are safely, surely, speedily relieved by
"Palmer'nS Skin. Success," which has proven
It's claim by so years Of FACTS. rTh4s
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FALL and winter stock Just received.
A full dino: Of Suitings, .Oy~ercoatings
and PGntalOOnings. Also n full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Sultings n Specially.
C. HESS e. SONS,
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A GREAT WORK.
SCRIPTURES ARE spREAD
In this County mud State : Twcnty.Thlrd
Annual Meeting Of tho Bibie Society.
OF this County Officers Elected.
Interesting bible Statistics.

Tho twenty.third annual meeting OF the
Wheeling ard Ohio County Bible Society
WAS held yesterday afternoon in the leo.
turo room Of the First Presbyterian
church. The reports read by tho various
officers and committees we,o interesting
and show that the Society Is doing a good
work.
Mr.. VIM. N. Lamdin, tho c~anvassing
agent employed by the Society, was pres.
ent and his reports show that since his
employment in October, 1886, he has can.
vassed about thres.iourthg OF the city, 20.
ing from house 10 house and endeayorinp
to soc that every family is supplied with
the Bible. He has visited 2,GS5 familiea
in the city, and no found 2G3 OF these
without the Bible, OF which last number
he supplied $50 families by either sale OF
donation; the remaining SO families re-.
fused to be so supplied.
Tho following 10 a summary OF the re.
port Of the treasurer, Mr.. Robert Crangle:
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Mt beginning OF year. ....:... $500 o.
Received during the year for books told....,., liz H
uonAuohs .''..''.'.",'........ .,..,..........."...... 26i O.
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dissolution NOTICE.
Qle gttfal1qeluer
Omco Nos. 20 aud 81 Fourteenth Street.
Now Advortisem onts.

For Rent-IIouse OF Five Rooms.
For sslc-Tw0,story Brick building.
Special Meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
Upright Piano For sslc-F. ". Daumer.
Vinegar Cruos-Ewing Bros
Save Your Eyes-l. 4. Dillon.
Spring and Summer Trade-Gco. Il. Taylor
page.
Dissolution Eoticc-EofrG Wills-IIead OF Local
A Word About Cata,rh-Fourth page.
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California and Florida E.cur.lons.

California and Florida Excursions.
The Baltimore & Ohio are selling cheap
excursion tickets to Los Angeles and Sar
Francisco, also to principal points in
Florida and the South. For full informa.
ton call on or address T. O. Burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore & Ohio, Wheeling, W,
Va
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Second lot of Scotch wool underwear
lust received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They r warranted
not to shrink. q. HESS g. son.
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be without a Caligraph type.
writer. 1t cave time and health. An ex.
animation is solicited at our salesroom,
No. IS Twelfth street.
g. VA .|.H# . Epu,pN D1,, r n SEQ
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The Standard Rotary Shuttle is the
lightest running sewing machine ever
offered to the public; sec advertisement
OF Edward L. Rose & 20. -
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One hundred pair OF Ladies' Button
Shoes, sizes % and 8, will be sold regard.
less Of cost. Call early as this is a bar,
gain. L. V. BLOND,
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Tho election Of officers Tor tho ensuing
year resulted es follows: President, Row.
W. H. Cooke, D. D. Vice-Presidents,
Judge G. L. Cranmer, Capt. John Carlin,
Jacob r. Greer, John j. Jones, M..W.
Amics, Luther Rice, Rev. E. II. Dorm.
blaser, r B. McLain, O. Woke and Hus.
ton Davis. Auditor, Rev. j. 7. Mcclure,
D. D.; Treasurer, Robert Crangle; Deposi.
tary, Judge G. L. Craumer; Secretary, B.
8. Allison.
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but never equaled. Colgate's e1quisitely
perfumed Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap.
MdTh
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FOR SALE.

No: 90 South Front street: ground GO BY les feet.
The house Is q two.story frame OF extra STRENGTH
room, tin roof, gas hot and cold water pines I'm
and Gown stairs, large bathroom, water.oIoset
hose plug III yard, sta Liopary wash tubs, sinks ali
trapped and connected with q four inch cast iron
yentila,or passing Though the roof; has a good
stone foundation and cellar under whole house:
mas high ceilings and good ligat; six ane large
Lombardy poplars in front,
kinds, OF every description. 80
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Perfect a,. Iirhtt,,

Messrs. George NJ. Shook & Co., Main
street, have had their dry goods establish.
ment equipped By the Wheeling Natural
Gas Company with the Lunsren gas
lamps. Each lamp consumes l2 feet OF
Illuminating gas per hour, yielding a bril-.
lisncy Of $50 sperm candles, es against 40
candle power BY the old method from the
same consumption OF gas. The lamp gives
a soft, brilliant, steady light, casts no
shadow and is in the highest degree ua.is.
factory, 538
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GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK

Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bust.
ness men or families. European Plan,
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant. ig
GIN. DAN. MAcAuLEY& W. B. BowRas.
TThs4w
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baltimore IL Ohio Change of Time.

EDWARD L. Rose & Co.
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Dr. 0. GRorur, Brooklyn Board OF
Health, says Rsd Star Cough Cure is
most effective.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer 90 observeda at Schnepl's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
7 A. NJ, 40; IL NJ, 5lo; 8 7. NJ, 57';7r,
", So. Weather-Rain.
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l desire 70 announce to my friends and patron,
thst ai'er ArRlL ! next I will conduct tho ST
JAMES HOTEL of this city, and rcspectiullv 80.
leit a continuance OF their past liberal patronage
jsl5T7hds Unusc.